JPG, PNG, AI, PDF, SVG, WEBP, HEIC, and TIFF.
Examples: artwork.jpg,
artwork.pdf,
artwork.png.
Working in Canva? Export your design as a PDF Print file.
Got artwork ready to go? Stomp's online design tool lets you upload your files, adjust your artwork, and position your design within the selected template.
You can also email your artwork to our team after placing your order if you need help preparing your file.
Not sure whether your artwork is print-ready? Our online design tool provides an image-resolution indicator and a design preview so you can check your artwork before submitting your order.
Starting from scratch? You can create your design directly in our online tool. And if you get stuck, our Support Squad can help you figure out the next step.
For the best print quality and fewer production delays, prepare your artwork using the following recommendations.
JPG, PNG, AI, PDF, SVG, WEBP, HEIC, and TIFF.
Examples: artwork.jpg,
artwork.pdf,
artwork.png.
Working in Canva? Export your design as a PDF Print file.
For raster images, use 300 dpi at the intended finished print size for best results.
Enlarging a low-resolution image does not add the missing image detail.
Custom die-cut shapes may need slight adjustments to meet production requirements. Extremely intricate details, sharp points, or tight curves may not reproduce exactly as designed.
If you're unsure whether your cut shape will work, contact our Support Squad before submitting your order.
Working with a designer or preparing production-ready artwork? Here's what else to keep in mind.
Vector artwork is preferred, but raster artwork is accepted when it meets resolution requirements.
We accept both CMYK and RGB artwork. RGB files are converted to CMYK for printing, so printed colors may differ from what you see on your screen.
Convert fonts to outlines and embed any linked images when exporting editable artwork. This helps prevent missing fonts and image-link issues.
Minimum 0.125" (1/8") for most products.
The caution zone is the space between important artwork elements and the finished cut edge. Keeping text, logos, and other important details within this area helps prevent them from being trimmed during production.
Some products have different artwork requirements. Always check the specifications for the product you're ordering.
Minimum 0.125" (1/8") for most products.
Bleed is the extra artwork that extends beyond the finished cut edge. It helps prevent unwanted unprinted edges when the product is trimmed.
Bleed requirements can vary by product and cut type. Refer to product-specific guidelines when available.
We print custom stickers and custom labels using digital printing technology. This allows us to reproduce detailed, full-color artwork across a wide range of products.
Keep in mind that colors on a backlit screen can appear different from printed colors. The material, finish, and printing process can also affect the final appearance.
Our online design tool includes templates for products such as custom stickers , roll labels, magnets, and clings. Select your product and size to get started.
Need a custom cut shape? Choose the appropriate custom-size or die-cut options available for your product.
Designing a sticker sheet? The dedicated sticker sheet templates and design guide include downloadable artwork templates and production requirements.
Our online design tool provides an instant preview so you can review your design before placing your order.
If your order requires assistance from our artwork team, we may provide a digital proof by email for your review and approval.
Check your artwork carefully for spelling, placement, colors, and cut lines before approving it. Once the required artwork approval is complete, your order can move into production.
Have a question about your file? Contact our Support Squad before submitting your order.